✨ Light Up Your Holidays, Ladder-Free! ⚡
The Dyno Seasonal Solutions 50 Count Clear No Ladder Gutter and Shingle Clips offer a fast, safe, and ladder-free way to hang holiday lights. Made from durable aluminum and compatible with any threaded-end pole, these clips allow you to decorate up to 100 feet of roofline with ease. Their clear, water-resistant design ensures a sleek, weatherproof finish for indoor and outdoor seasonal decorating.
Color | 50 Count Clips |
Brand | No Ladder |
Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
Special Feature | Easy Installation |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Light Color | Clear |
Style | Modern |
Material | Aluminum |
Number of Light Sources | 50 |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
Included Components | 50 Clips |
Item Weight | 10.86 Ounces |
Number of Items | 50 |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 6.4 x 1.75 x 9.75 inches |
Control Method | App |
Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
UPC | 681884971206 |
Manufacturer | Northlight Seasonal |
Part Number | 97120-112 |
Item Weight | 10.9 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 6.4 x 1.75 x 9.75 inches |
Item model number | 97120-112 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Special Features | Easy Installation |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
H**R
Excellent Gutter Clips
We've been using these gutter clips for years. We use the application pole to attach them to our gutters. Sure beats climbing up on a ladder. However, due to weather and use, they do wear out. Tried to find them locally but no one stocks them anymore. Returned to Amazon and was fortunate enough to find them. They work great for our use. Thank You for making them available!
M**Y
Works Great!
I really like these gutter clips because you can use the pole to hang the Christmas lights on the gutters. I looked all over for them and only could find them on Amazon.
M**T
Great way to put lights up on the gutter!
I first got these at Home Depot years ago, over the years some have broken so I needed more and to my surprise they don't carry them anymore. These are easy to put up with a paint pole, I normally thread one one, then clip light string that is dangling about 6' from the last clip. You just proceed down the string until they are all up. Sometimes the last few clips are problematic if they are way up there like on a 2-3 story house. Taking lights goes really fast; I put a trim roller on the end of the paint pole and then just push each clip off the gutter. This beats getting up on a ladder in the winter months by far!
M**S
Light holder
Worked well
B**Y
Perfect replacement.
These were the perfect replacement and worked very well.
R**Y
This is the older style that screws onto the pole
This is the best design for no ladder light clips. You can use any standard extension pole for a paint roller to install them on your house, no special clip or pole required. Use them one direction to slip under the edge of your shingles, or flip them over to clip them onto the edge of the gutters, no need for multiple style clips for different parts of your house. These are strong and will hold for the entire holiday season, even in high winds and rain. It doesn't freeze or snow where I live so I don't know how they will hold up to the weight of snow and ice. These can be reused year after year, I bought new ones this year to supplement the ones that I have been using for 7 years that are starting to break, after being exposed to the harsh sun of Florida.
W**A
Love these
We love using this ourselves to put lights up around house for christmas. So easy and we can do it ourselves.
A**R
Just say no.
I never leave reviews on Amazon, but I just had to for these. I haven’t been this frustrated in a while. These may be possible to use on a single story, but attempting to use with a 20’ long extension pole was essentially impossible for second story gutter. If you manage to get one to stick, you will have the next one fall off the gutter and still be stuck to the light string- dangling in the wind while you look up at it in agony. The plastic is relatively brittle, and will either snap off or bend and become flimsy and not clamp onto the gutter. I tried all the “tricks” posted in the reviews and gave up after an hour out in the cold.
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